Anyone run a muzzle brake-suppressor combo on a .375?

[BigKev15]

My PH loaned me one for my safari in Namibia in September. I guarantee the PH, tracker, and non-target animals were all glad I chose to use one.

I’m looking at having him purchase one for my Blaser R8 in 375 for my next trip that I would leave with him. With a 23 in barrel, it is the same length as a typical bolt action with a 20 in barrel. The suppressor I am looking at is a reflex style that only adds 4 in barrel length and 2-3 over the barrel. Should be a very well balanced, usable rifle.

My grandfather’s had hearing aids, my father uses hearing aids and why anyone would be against using suppressors is beyond me.

Depending upon what model your PH purchases for you it will cost right around what us Americans pay for the "tax stamp" alone never mind the cost of the supressor. Enjoy your hunt your way !!!!!

 

[Forrest Halley]

They do both, a suppressor both mitigated sound as well as legends recoil. Ass opposed to a lot of the " know it all's" on this site my PH purchased a suppressor for me (leave it there as opposed to taking mine). It is a direct thread mou t and has a muzzle brake forward of the suppressor body. Those that don't like either (purists) will no doubt try to dissuade you from using either. It's your hunt do what you want, aim small and keep your powder dry !!!!

I neglected to entertain the break on the end of suppressor models. I wonder how effective that end break is and how it affects the sound signature. I am well aware of the recoil and noise mitigation properties of brakes and suppressors. They are definitely effective.

I was more looking for the entire intended meaning of @Challer 's post.

In the future, if you wish to admonish the "know-it-alls," you would be wise to do so whilst employing both proofreading and spell checking.